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The One Thing You Can Count On In Hollywood - Across The Board - Is Cowardice.

One Of The Things You Don't Have In Haiti Is You Don't Have Anybody On Crack Doing Something Completely Out Of - That's Unpredictable. Even At The Worst Times In Haiti, The Violence That Had Happened, The Lack Of Security That Happened, Was Largely Predictable Because It Was Politically Tied.

Putting Something In A Movie Because It's In The News Doesn't Make It Political To Me. If You're Not Going Outside The Same Old, Same Old, If You're Not Pushing The Envelope, Then You're Not Doing Anything. A Good Movie Is A Political Thing.

Sacrificing American Soldiers Or Innocent Civilians In An Unprecedented Preemptive Attack On A Separate Sovereign Nation May Well Prove Itself A Most Temporary Medicine.

Well, The Kind Of Central Question: "do You Want To Live - And I Don't Mean Stay Alive - Do You Want To Feel Your Life While You're Living It?" You Know, There's Somewhere To Go That Was Here Before We Were And Is Going To Be Here After Us, So Get Out There In It. It Doesn't Take Somebody Who's Got Some Self-important Sense Of Their Own Attachment To Nature To Recognise That You're Just Stupid If You Don't Go Out There.